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SDC ebay find!

Started by Junior, December 09, 2011, 08:54:02 PM

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tiffanylynnt

"They don't hit nothin' though... They're New York Yankees." - Alfie Bolin

rubedugans

I bought a red one to go with my 1970's Silver Dollar City guitar (YES, an acoustic guitar with the SDC logo produced and sold at the Park)

How-doFolks

went to my wifes brothers house to drink afew beers, & look what he busted out for me!! he said it was mine, & he found it at our local antique store that is only afew blocks away. ;D
Live life like it's the last day!

sanddunerider


Junior

The glass mug pictured above dates from 1982 or 1983. I have one myself. I took it to the glass cutter and had my name engraved on the side. I used it from time to time while working at the diving bell. However I also purchased a small enamel mug at the general store and used it more often as it was light weight and could hold the contents of a small Coke cup!
"Howdy there folks! My name is Junior Dugan, and I'll be drivin' your diving bell!"

rubedugans

Somebody is cleaning house! A few new posts on eBay of SDC and Dogpatch stuff.

This one seems really interesting:
Deed to the City
Might be worth it just for the menu. Do you think they'd let me get a portion of the park if I brought in the "deed"?!
Brochures
Pathfinders
Dogpatch

sanddunerider

WOW!!  deed to the cave,, 

I wonder what it is like to own a hole in the ground>???  LOL

OK, seriously, this items are all in great condition!

rubedugans

InDEED it is !!!!! ( Sorry I couldn't pass that one up!)

Ozarks Gal

Quote from: rubedugans on June 20, 2013, 06:54:54 AM
InDEED it is !!!!! ( Sorry I couldn't pass that one up!)

Hahahaha! But it is a pretty sweet item! :)
"Red Flanders, you come back in here and put on your pants!" "Well Sadie, I ain't got no pants no more. The dang Baldknobbers stole 'em!"

tiffanylynnt

I wish I had the Deed to the City!!
"They don't hit nothin' though... They're New York Yankees." - Alfie Bolin

okiebluegrass

I don't know about a Deed but I one day I hope to be a citizen ;D

Ozarks Gal

On eBay right now somebody is selling some 70s SDC postcards. The second is for the "Lightnin' Chair", which I've never seen before. Anybody know what it is?
"Red Flanders, you come back in here and put on your pants!" "Well Sadie, I ain't got no pants no more. The dang Baldknobbers stole 'em!"

Junior

#117
The only Lightnin' Chair I remember was a prop electric chair used in the Courthouse Theater drama of Melvin the Chicken Thief back in the early, early 80s.
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Yup...I checked ebay and indeed the lightnin' chair postcard is of the famed Courthouse Theater drama where Melvin the Chicken thief takes a seat in the chair. It was a great show, and that fellow in the chair is Dan Embree, who some of you will remember as Mr. Potter in last Decembers "It's a Wonderful Life" which was performed at SDC. The woman next to him is Bonnie Arnold, formerly a Ma Hatfield, who was probably playing Ma in the Courthouse Theater production. Many of you younger folk will remember her as Miss Bonnie, the Schoolmarm at the school house. She has since retired and last I heard was in a nursing home with serious health complications. Other featured performers on that postcard are the famous Wayne Milnes as the Judge, and Marvin Themis as the lawyer, and Ray as the bailiff.

By the way, the Courthouse Theater is now known as the Riverfront Playhouse.
"Howdy there folks! My name is Junior Dugan, and I'll be drivin' your diving bell!"

How-doFolks

I gotta ol' hat if rube wants it.. I sent him a PM but no answer yet.. The bill is all messed up & flat, but..
Live life like it's the last day!

History Buff

Quote from: Junior on August 05, 2013, 04:44:02 PM
The only Lightnin' Chair I remember was a prop electric chair used in the Courthouse Theater drama of Melvin the Chicken Thief back in the early, early 80s.
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Yup...I checked ebay and indeed the lightnin' chair postcard is of the famed Courthouse Theater drama where Melvin the Chicken thief takes a seat in the chair. It was a great show, and that fellow in the chair is Dan Embree, who some of you will remember as Mr. Potter in last Decembers "It's a Wonderful Life" which was performed at SDC. The woman next to him is Bonnie Arnold, formerly a Ma Hatfield, who was probably playing Ma in the Courthouse Theater production. Many of you younger folk will remember her as Miss Bonnie, the Schoolmarm at the school house. She has since retired and last I heard was in a nursing home with serious health complications. Other featured performers on that postcard are the famous Wayne Milnes as the Judge, and Marvin Themis as the lawyer, and Ray as the bailiff.

By the way, the Courthouse Theater is now known as the Riverfront Playhouse.

One character had a girlfriend named Elvira, right?  And when he sat in the chair, and it was activated, he would yell for his girl:  "Elvira, Elvira, my heart's on fire for Elvira!"  I was much younger, 40 years ago, but this I remember.
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